After wrapping up two culinary and wine groups to Piedmont in Northern Italy, I traveled south to Italy's Puglia region for an educational trip. I dedicate time to travel each year so I can personally vet the experiences I bring to you. Located in the heel of Italy's boot, Puglia is just... stunning.
Everywhere you look in Puglia, you see olive trees growing from the sun-soaked soil. And, believe me, the Mediterranean Sea is even bluer here than you can imagine. Every day, I felt like I was walking through a postcard. If the Amalfi Coast and the Greek Isles had a love child, Puglia is certainly it.
In Puglia, I experienced:
When you travel with me, you'll discover the places only locals know about. One of these spots is Polignano a Mare, pictured above. Found in the north of Puglia, Polignano is a fishing village of 16,000 souls. Built atop sea cliffs, Poligano is home to crystal-blue seas and whitewashed homes.
You can stroll the village's promenade, drinking in views of the Mediterranean and centuries-old stone buildings. In one of the town's trattorias, you might enjoy seafood caught fresh that day while you watch fishermen row in to shore. Adventurous eaters can even dine in a grotto - one of Polignano's best restaurants is located inside an actual sea cave!
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Topics: Italy